Log Burner Installation West Midlands

The West Midlands is a mix of Victorian cities, Black Country industrial towns and suburbs, and each brings its own considerations when opting to add a stove or wood burner.

• Birmingham’s Victorian and Edwardian streets
  Terraces and semis in areas like Moseley, Kings Heath, and Handsworth were built with working fireplaces as the main heating source. With the advent of central heating, many have been blocked up. Our flue liner replacement team can rectify this, even if they are in poor condition.
• Black Country terraces
  Older terraced homes in Dudley, Walsall, and West Brom often have smaller openings and shallower chimney breasts, which means there is no standard size for stoves and chambers that will fit.
• Coventry’s post-war rebuild
  Much of Coventry was rebuilt after the Second World War, so newer estates are often surrounded by 1950s and 60s stocks. If your 50s house was built without a usable chimney, a twin-wall flue system gets round this issue.
• Larger suburban homes
  In areas like Solihull and Sutton Coldfield, bigger living spaces downstairs and open plan living can mean a larger stove is needed. We’ll discuss your needs with you at your home visit, so be sure to tell us how you use your space and we’ll advise on if a larger stove is best.